What is White Noise & How Does It Mask Sound?
White noise is an acoustic signal distributing equal energy across every frequency from 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz, creating a uniform auditory baseline. According to neurocognitive research on the Moderate Brain Arousal model (SΓΆderlund et al., 2007), uniform acoustic noise induces stochastic resonance, smoothing out sudden sound spikes, raising auditory sensory thresholds, calming nervous arousal, and supporting ADHD concentration.